The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-05

NATIONAL LABOR UNIONS.
| AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
/ Executive Council: President, Sam.
| uol GOmpers, 332 e. Eighth street. N.
7. City; First Vice President, George
| Harris, ReynoldsyIlle. Pa; Second
Vice President, J. W. Smith. 947 Col.
lego st5se' !, Spr S ngdeld, i'll III. j. Tress.
refaYy, p. j. Mcguire, Z. D. Box 664,
Philadelphia, Pa; Orean, 'vIhe Union
/. Advocate" N. Z. City.
BAK8Rs.-Ge0rge Block, General Secretary,
100 William street, New York.
Bem Drivers. Secretary -. ST Avenue
@; New York.
B0atmen'e Union 1nternational) Thomas
Archer, Secretary, 26 Albany St, n. Y.
B0nIR MAKERs.-T. j. Curran, President,
:. ~ Spring street, N. 7.
Boox-x1EPERs Clerks includedl Tom
O'Neill, General Secretary, 10S Hoyt
street, Brooklyn, N. 7.
BOTTLE BLowERs eastern Division) IF.
8. T0mlin, President, 10 Third street,
Brooklyn. N. 7.
Bottle Blowers Western Divisions -
Louis Arlington, President, Michigan
City. Indiana.
BRIwERs' National Union. Louis Herbrand
Secretary, 2lS Forsyth st., New 7 rk.
BNcKLAYHRs AND SToNEMAsoNs.-Wm.
3; Stephenson, General q Secretary
Brush 1akers-J0hn A. Loughead, Secre.
tary-T. easurer, Philadelphia.
CARPENTERS (AmaIgamated). u. Hamil-
ton, District Secretary, 81 w. Twenty
ninth street. N. 7.
|CARpINTRRs Br0therhood j. Nc
Guire. General Secretary, Box SS4,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CARPHNTERs U. OIL. 81. Perry, District
Secretary, 29S 8. Third street, Brook
carriaNe vn; and ID Wagon "; n Makers-H wallstrom
Secretary, liz e. 4th street, New York.
Clean MAKERs.-A. Strasser, President
Fitch Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
Coal MINERS (Amalgamated). George
Harris, President, 81 Gibb0n street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Coal MINERS (Amalgamated) )-Ebeneze,
Lewis, Secretary, P. 0. Box l, Kum-
Coal Miners (Amalgamated) Robert Fisher,
Card0nia, Ind.
Coal Miners Protective Assoclation,-P; 3.
Donnelly, Secretary, Drawer 3I09,
ENarNEERs (Amalgamated). w, w. Nc
Clelland' ssS West Thirteenth street
ENefNEERs UOcomotive).-P. N. Arthur,
Chief, Cleveland, o.
Engineers fStationaryI.--G G. Minor, Box
SIS, Cincinnati. o.
Firemen [LOcom0tive] Eugene V. Debs,
General Secretary, 600 Main street,
Terre Haute, Ind;
Furniture Workers.-H. Ehmrich. General
Secretary, S19 First avenue, N. Y.
Glass Workers fFlintl w. j. Smith, Presi-
dent, 90 Diamond alley, Pittsburg, Pa.
Granite cutters.-Josiah B. Dyer, General
Secretary. 35 & 81 Frankfort ST.. My.
HatterS TFinishersl ID. j. Haggerty, Pfesi-
dent, SO Pulaski street, Brooklyn, Ny.
Hatters [Makersl.- -. G. Richardson, RMs
ident liz Elm ST., Newark, N. j. j,
h. Penrose, Secretary, 523 Snyder ave-
nue., Philadelphia.
Hatters Isilkl6SW 81 81 W.. s. Aigby General Sec
Hatters Wool LA. NJ. Taylor, General Sec
retary, Metteawan, N. Y.
Horse ShoerS-James Rafferty,. President,
3. Jefferson street, Allegheny City,
international Seamen's Association, 5IS1k
East street, San Francisco, Cal.
Iron Molders-P. F. Fitzpatrick, President,
18S Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
Iron and Steel Workers, [Amalgamated]-
VIM. Weihe, President, 514 Slnithfeld
street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Journeymen Barb rs-Ed Finklest0ne, Pres
ident, Al I'd avenue, New York.
Knights OF Lab0r-Fred Turner, General
Secretary, Box SS4. Philadelphia, Pa.
Metal Workers Union of North America
George W. Appel, General Secretary,
1850 E. Lombard street, Baltimore, Md.
Musicians National Leaguel-Joc0b Beck,
Secretary. 1908 Chestnut street Phila-
delphia, Pa.
National Textile Workers Progressive
Union of fAmerica-General Secretary,
Robert H0ffu ann, 2744 Fillmore street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pattern Makers ers(Amalgamated) )-Willlam j.
johnson, Secretary, 494 Volkman
street, Philadelphia.
Plano Makers-George d. McVey, 562 Ora
ham avenue, Brooklyn, Z. D., N. Y.
Plasterersc Mcdonnell, General Sec
retary, 424S Prairie avenue, st. Loris,
Plumbers [Gas Filters and Steam Filters in
cludedl-J. A. Harris, Secretary, $50
| Washington street, Newark, NJ
PAINTERS AND DECoRATORs.-J.T T. Elliott
General Secretary, 1874 N. Fulton
r. r. Brakemen-E. F. 0'Shea, Galesburgh,
Ill.
r. X. Conductors-C. S. Wheaton, Chief,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
r. r. Switchmen-Joseph ID. Hill, Secre-
tary, l64 Washington street, Chicago,
Ill.
Shoe Lasters-Edward L. DAILY, Secretary, Q
| Silsbee street, Lynn, Mass.
Socialistic Labor Party-W. l.. Rosenberg,
| Secretary, 172 First avenue, N. Y.
Spinners-R Howard, General Secretary,
Box Y0S, Fall River, Mass.
Stereotypers New York and vicinityI-Jos-
ePh Dean. Secretary. Telegram Office,
New York.
Tailors [Custom] John B. Lennon, Gen.
| enl Secretary, 10 Stanton street, N. 7.
Telegnphers-Tom O'Reilly, President, 76
| C0urtland street, New York.
Typographical international Union)- )--Wm.
i 8 McOleyey, 800 s. Ashland avenue,
Chicago, iii.
TypoGIaphh German American Hugo
Miller, lis Park Row, General Sec.
rotary, New York City.
Weavers (Sllk)-
tWood Carvers-John G. Holtz, General Sec
retArv. so Pitt street. New York.
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